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Dr Soung-u Kim (SOAS, University of London).
Wednesday 11 March 2020, 17:00-18:00
Faculty of English, Room GR-06/07
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Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Cancelled: I know what you don't know: egophoricity and Jejuan morphosyntax
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
North-eastern Neo-Aramaic narrative techniques and their areal parallels (Kurdish and Arabic)
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Making circles out of lines: A view of the evolving relationship between academia and language communities
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Working with communities on language revitalisation: Some Australian experiences
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Endangered languages, cultures and ecosystems: The case of Modern South Arabian
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
What can endangered creoles tell us about language change? Three centuries of Louisiana Creole
French Linguistics Research Seminars
What can endangered creoles tell us about language change? Three centuries of Louisiana Creole
⚠️ This talk is co-hosted by the Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
On the impact of debasilectalization in language documentation: insights from the "missing Spanish creoles"
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Languages, speakers and history: Romance and Greek in Southern Italy
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Patagonian Afrikaans: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
W(h)ither Language Diversity? The Perspective of Linguanomics
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Speak white, speak black, speak American
Bennett Institute for Public Policy
Towns, Cities and the Tilting of Britain's Political Axis
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Whistled Speech and Language Discrimination
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Endangered languages in contact: Domari in its ethnographic and cultural context
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Fox's son, they slept five, imitation of people: Kuikuro numerals and counting
⚠️ This talk is held in conjunction with the Cambridge University Linguistic Society (LingSoc; http://camlingsoc.soc.srcf.net/)
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Cantonese: the biggest endangered language?
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Shawi, Quechua and Spanish: a Sea of Languages
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Language situation and endangerment in Uganda: Facts and perspectives
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
The Sami Health Transition - a Success Story in an Indigenous Culture Context
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Irish language policy from its beginnings to the 20-year strategy - An assessment
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
Catalan: past, present and future
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
The decipherment of some recently found ostraca from Post-Roman North Africa
Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group
'A language to catch birds with': Sami values and world-view as expressed in traditional terminology, art and poetry.
Slavonic Studies
New Russian Politics and Protests: A Roundtable on the Eve of the Presidential Election
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